Two million-year-old hominin is first human ancestor to grasp objects with hands, study shows
Australopithecus sediba is a distant relative that lived two million years ago. Study claims its fingers were suited to climbing and grabbing branches. But its thumb was well-suited to performing 'human-like precision grips'.
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